Sage

Also known as purple sage, Texas ranger, cenizo and silverleaf, this low-maintenance shrub grows from 5 feet to 8 feet (1.5 m to 2.4 m)… Read More »Is Texas Sage The Same As Purple Sage?

There are several different varieties of the popular native Texas Sage which differ in size, growth habit, and slightly different shades of foliage. Listed below… Read More »Are There Different Types Of Texas Sage?

Here are some ways to use sage in recipes: Sprinkled on soup as a garnish. Chopped and added to tomato sauces. Mixed into stuffing. Used… Read More »How Do You Consume Sage?

Rosemary: Brings about mental clarity and calmness by allowing you to ‘let go’ of any negative thoughts. Great for mediators. Also great for clearing and… Read More »What Does Rosemary And Sage Do?

Try growing some of them on your own property. Cedar (Thuja spp.) Sage (Salvia spp.) Sweetgrass (Hierochloe odorata) Frankincense (Boswellia spp.) Myrrh (Commiphora myrrha) Rose… Read More »What Flowers Can You Burn?

Sagebrush leaves themselves—which are strongly aromatic and a shade of light green that seems to change with the weather—provide food to a variety of birds… Read More »What Animal Eats Sage Plants?

Salvia, Sage—Salvia spp. Flowers bloom in many colors including white, yellow, pink, red, lavender, blue, and purple. Sages attract hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies. What is… Read More »What Insects Does Sage Attract?

Always leave a window open while burning sage. Inhaling smoke can be hazardous to your health. Is smudging safe for lungs? Possible health concerns related… Read More »Is It Ok To Inhale Sage Smoke?

Here are the best flowers that grow well together for companion gardening: Geraniums and Roses. Roses come in a variety of colors. Coneflowers and Black-Eyed… Read More »What Plants Look Good Together?

If you aren’t an indigenous Native American, smudge sticks made of English or French lavender stems are a great way to practice smudging while respecting… Read More »Can You Use Lavender For Smudging?